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ARTICLE · 03 NOVEMBER 2016

Turkey Updates Tariff Regulations For Natural Gas Sector

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Turkey's energy regulator has updated the natural gas regulatory regime.

TurkeyEnergy and Natural Resources
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C. Hazal Baydar, LL.M.
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Turkey's energy regulator has updated the natural gas regulatory regime. The updated regulations include general tariff principles, as well as procedures and principles for preparing, inspecting, approving, publishing and revising natural gas tariffs.

The Energy Market Regulatory Authority ("EMRA") published the Regulation on Natural Gas Market Tariffs ("Regulation"), in Official Gazette number 29856 on 13 October 2016, entering into effect on 1 January 2017.

Key arrangements updated under the Regulation include:

  • Provisions categorizing natural gas tariff categories as:
    • Connection.
    • Transmission and delivery.
    • Storage.
    • Whoesale.
    • Retail sale.
  • EMRA will issue further regulations regarding principles and procedures for applying each type of tariff.

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